MIJAS Christmas WELCOMES
Mijas stalls of Mijas with markets in Mijas Pueblo and La Cala
caring soul open this friday
The Foreigners Department
They will be set up from 11 hours on Friday 29th in the Plaza Virgen de la Peña and on La Cala Boulevard
A total of 13 groups will take part in this Social Inclusion initiative, which will run until Sunday st in the Andalusia Park in Las Lagunas
Plenary urges the government and the Junta to install a desalination plant
The Town Hall is also offering to find and make available the necessary land to create this new infrastructure
with the switching on of four million LED lights on Friday 29th at 18:30 in the Plaza Virgen de la Peña The Lions Club market on Sunday 1st and the international concert on Tuesday 3rd are the next activities Christmas events continue
Vox, PP, PMP and Cs demand, in the plenary session, the resignation of the Spanish government
The motion approved on Thursday 28th, presented by Vox, also calls for the calling of general elections
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Mijas supports national manifesto on assistance to people with disabilities
Centres dedicated to these people and early childhood care centres claim that costs have increased in recent years
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The Mijas Town Hall joined in the commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (25N). The first activity was the reading of a manifesto in the Patio de Las Fuentes of the Town Hall by the mayoress, Ana Mata, who called for an end to this social pandemic and to use all the tools available to achieve this goal, with special emphasis on prevention and awareness. The Town Hall is also committed to reinforcing assistance to victims of gender-based violence / I. Pérez. NEWS/03
The elderly of Mijas
Mijas supports victims of gender violence reconquer granada
330 people took part in the second shift of the senior citizens' trip to Granada
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From December 12th to 20th in the theatre, La Cala Branch Office and in several libraries
The Hotel Tamisa Golf reopens under the management of the Fernando Corral group
The establishment, which has been closed for five years, has 24 rooms and, among other attractions, the restaurant El Mirador del Golf
Plenary urges the government and the Junta to install a desalination plant
The Town Hall is also offering to find and make available the land necessary to create this new infrastructure
On Thursday 28th, the Plenary of the Mijas Town Hall unanimously approved a motion urging the national government and the Junta de Andalucia, within its competences, to build a desalination plant in the municipality. The aim is to guarantee the supply of drinking water to the population both for human consumption and for cultivation, taking into account the increase in population expected in the coming years.
The motion was presented by the spokesman for the popular group, Mario Bravo, who spoke about the drought situation in the area, which he described as “cyclical”. “In recent years, droughts have become more intense and more frequent. However, the need for constant supply has increased and the storage capacity has not”, the councillor explained.
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For her part, the mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), pointed out that the Marbella desalination plant has recently been extended, “although the restrictions that are still in place show that it is not enough to serve the whole region”.
“Now, we have two advantages, the first is that we are by the sea, so we will never lack water, and the second is that we could currently feed the operation of this desalination plant with photovoltaic panels, which would
reduce the cost of this service”, Bravo said.
In this respect, the spokesman for Vox, Juan Carlos Cuevas Dawson, stressed the idea that “the Spanish Government, headed by the PSOE, must assume its responsibility as the competent administration and must finance the execution of this project, which benefits us as residents but also tourism”. On this matter, the PSOE councillor Josele González pointed out that “with the aim of reaching an agreement, from the
THE MOTION
Guarantee of supply
In the motion, the PP recalled that, in 2008, the public company Acuamed finalised the proposal to create a new desalination plant with an initial production capacity of 50,000/hm3 per day, contemplating the expansion up to 100,000. Given this situation, the text proposes to update the feasibility report made by the company Acuamed 16 years ago to build a desalination plant in Mijas, adding also the commitment of the Town Hall to offer and give the appropriate and most suitable land to make this new plant a reality.
PSOE we present an amendment [which has been approved] to the initial motion of the PP, with the intention that both the Junta de Andalucía and the state government come to an agreement so that this desalination plant in our municipality becomes a reality as soon as possible”.
In response, the popular spokesman added that “there are also more administrations that could influence the implementation of this desalination plant project, such as Acosol or even the Provincial Council of Málaga,
The La Cala Lions Club raises funds
More than 100 people did their bit in a charity event that raised about 2,000 euros for those affected by the DANA
A.L./C.M. The La Cala Lions Club, with more than 25 years of history in the seaside town, continues to support the victims of the recent storm caused by the DANA. Last Saturday 23rd they organised a charity event at the Legends Showbar in La Cala to raise funds for this cause.
More than 100 people did their bit in this charity event, the fourth to be organised in this bar in La Cala, raising nearly 2,000 euros. The event featured musical performances from the 80s, lots of dancing and even a raffle.
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not just the Junta de Andalucía and the central government”. Ciudadanos also supported the proposal, although its spokesman, José Carlos Martín, recalled that, since 2011, Andalusia has had an autonomous canon for water infrastructure that “is hardly being used”, he said, “it is not only important to promote initiatives such as the desalination plant, but also to solve the problem we have with the pipes that transport water, which break day in and day out, so it is also necessary to invest in them”.
NEXT EVENT
The La Cala Lions Club will open the month of December with a new charity activity, the Christmas Market in La Butibamba Park. On Sunday 1st of December, from 11 hours, they will set up a large Christmas market which, according to the vice-president of the club, Sandy Tevendly, “will have 53 stalls selling products that can’t be found in the shops, perfect for Christmas and birthday presents”. The event will last about five hours, admission will be free and, according to Tevendly, “there will be performances for the whole family, and even a visit from Father Christmas, so all
are invited to come along”.
Irene Pérez
The motion was approved unanimously / B.M.
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Mijas is committed to
reinforce assistance to victims of gender-based violence
In the reading of the manifesto for the 25N, the Town Hall assures that it will continue with the prevention and coeducation programmes, especially among young people
Report by Irene Pérez, Nuria Luque and Cristina Luque / Design: I. Merino / Translation: Candela Arroyo
Last Monday, the Mijas Town Hall joined in the commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (25N). The first activity was the reading of a manifesto in the Town Hall by the Mayoress, Ana Mata (PP), who called for an end to this social pandemic and to use all the tools available to achieve this goal, with special emphasis on prevention and awareness. The text recalls that it is the twentieth anniversary of the approval of the ‘Ley Integral contra la Violencia de Género’ (Comprehensive Law against Gender Violence), the result of political consensus
and social pressure from feminist associations. According to the VioGén system in Spain, so far this year and only in Mijas, 286 women have reported their partners or ex-partners for violence against women. “We have 316 women with a restraining order in force and 413 victims continue to be monitored by our security forces”, said Mata, adding that “so far in 2024, the area of Family and Equal Opportunities has also attended a total of 163 women, while the number of queries attended reached 894”.
The spokesperson for the PP municipal group, Mario Bravo, considered that “perhaps we should increase measures to block those men or those people, regardless of their sex, who exer-
Families and Equal Opportunities
OTHER ACTIVITIES organised by Soroptimist
'Silhouettes of Women'
against gender-based violence
cise violence. I think that this is easy to detect in many cases, because someone who is violent towards a woman is also violent in any other aspect of their life”.
Violence on the internet
The manifesto delves into the growth of cases of violence against women through digital media. On this issue, the spokesperson for the Por Mi Pueblo group, Juan Carlos Maldonado, argued that “society must be very alert and aware of this reality, with all possible prevention, just as the police and the justice system must also detect and act with a rapid response, and the same must be done by the administrations”.
Finally, the manifesto shows the Town Hall’s commitment to strengthen institutional coordination, to comply with equality regulations, to stop normalising violence and to develop strategies to identify and act against
Soroptimist joined the march of the Plataforma Violencia Cero
On Monday 25th, Soroptimist International Costa del Sol members joined the march in Malaga, where 5,000 women and men of all ages walked through the city centre to the Plaza de la Constitución, where they called for an end to feminicide.
Mijitas and Casa Luna join the reading of a manifesto
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Casa Luna
Mujeres en Igualdad Families area
digital gender based violence.
Likewise, the Mijas Town Hall is also committed to allocate all the funds that come from the State Pact against Gender Violence to the direct care of victims, “I want to emphasize that Mijas has a very complete service, the Women’s Centre, which protects victims of any sexist situation, supports them and provides them with all kinds of advice”. Likewi-
se, the area of Family and Equal Opportunities will continue to carry out prevention and awareness-raising actions, paying special attention to young people.
‘We have to go much further, we have to take to the streets, we have to say loud and clear that violence against women is killing women just because of that”, said the PSOE municipal councillor, Natalia Martínez
The mayoress Ana Mata, councillors from the government team, municipal workers, local police and members of women’s groups, after the reading of the manifesto on Monday 25th / I.P.
Málaga Acoge
MIJAS Christmas
Report by Carmen Martín and Ed. Dep / Translation: C. Arroyo
In Mijas, everything is ready to welcome Christmas this Friday, 29th of November, with the official switching on of the Christmas lights. The event will take place in the Plaza Virgen de la Peña in Mijas, starting at 18:00 hours and, in addition to the traditional inauguration of the lighting, there will be performances from 17:00 hours by the Municipal Band, the UP dance group of Reme Fernandez and a gospel group. On this occasion, four million LED lights, half a million more than last year, make up the artistic lighting, which is spread over thirty streets and squares in the three centres of the municipality.
In Mijas Pueblo, Osunillas, the Plaza de la Constitución and the streets Carril, Compás, Caños, Málaga and San Sebastián, as well as the Avenida de Méjico and the Plaza Virgen de la Peña will be illuminated. In La Cala de Mijas, the streets Cártama, Marbella, Torremolinos and Torreón, along with the boulevard and the Paseo Costa del Sol, will be illuminated.
As for Las Lagunas, the avenues Miguel Hernández, Mijas Alta, Mijas, Los Lirios, Margaritas and Andalucía, Camino de Coín, Camino de Campanales, Camino del Albero, the park next to the
Four million energy-saving LED lights will illuminate some thirty public spaces in the three centres from Friday 29th, when, at 18:00 hours, will be the inauguration in the Plaza Virgen de la Peña
parish church San Manuel González, Doña Ermita and the roundabouts in the district will be lit up. The streets that will have Christmas lighting are María Zambrano, Vicente Aleixandre, San Javier, Antonio Machado, Virgen de la Paz, Virgen de la Concepción, La Unión, Río Aguas, Río Las Pasa-
Manuel España Theatre (Las Lagunas)
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das, Dinamarca, Geranio and the streets around the Corte Inglés. In addition to the lighting, an extensive programme has been prepared in which there will be a Christmas market, Father Christmas’ village and the royal postman, among other activities that will fill Mijas with the magic of Christmas.
NOV 18:30 h Plaza Virgen de la Peña (Mijas Pueblo)
CHRISTMAS
MIJAS MUSIC BAND PERFORMANCE
REME FERNÁNDEZ UP GROUP
Christmas Town with Royal Postman
La Butibamba Park (La Cala) Fernán Caballero Park (Las Lagunas) Virgen de la Peña Square (Mijas Pueblo) COLLECTION OF LETTERS BY THE ROYAL POSTMAN FREE BOUNCE ZONE
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16:30 h
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From Avenida Virgen de la Peña, continue along Avenida de Méjico, Calle Málaga, Calle Carril, Calle Coín, Calle Barrio Santana, Plaza Siete Caños, Calle Barrio Santana, Plaza de la Constitución, Avenida del Compás and finish in Plaza Virgen de la Peña.
17:30 h
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From the Mijas water park and will continue along the streets San Cristóbal, San Bartolomé, San
La
Avenida
LA CALA From the Boulevard in front of the cultural centre, continuing along Torremolinos, Torreón, Marbella and Cártama streets and finishing in La Butibamba park.
Javier,
Unión,
de Mijas, the Ford roundabout, Calle Santa Laura, Calle Santa Gema, Camino de Campanales, Avenida de Mijas, Camino del Albero and Calle Antonio Machado, ending at Avenida Miguel Hernández.
Christmas time
ZAMBOMBÁ FLAMENCA
VISIT FROM FATHER CHRISTMAS
“These are days in which Mijas is tinged with a very special light and in which we are more than ever surrounded by love and affection. From the Town Hall we wanted to add to this festive atmosphere, not only the artistic lighting, but also the different activities that we have programmed. I invite everyone to attend and enjoy, I am sure that this Christmas will be unforgettable”
“This year Mijas is going to shine brighter than ever with four million LED lights that we have distributed throughout the municipality, half a million more than last year. We have made an effort to present a complete programme designed especially for families, so that they can enjoy this special time of the year”
Father Christmas Village
La Cala Boulevard
Andalucía Park (Las Lagunas) Virgen de la Peña Square (Mijas Pueblo)
WORKSHOPS ON DIFFERENT THEMES given by elves and christmas characters
SANTA CLAUS’ HOUSE to welcome the little ones
Andalucía Park (Las Lagunas)
FRIDAY 29TH:
Plaza Virgen de la Peña (Mijas Pueblo)
SCHOOL SUPPLIES CAN BE DONATED FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY THE DANA
SATURDAY 30TH: 16:30 H. Dance performance by Berni Gabriel 17:00 H. Dance performance by Feli Gabriel
17:00 H. Flamenco perforomance by Enrique Heredia and Miguel Ángel Rojas
ANA MATA Mayoress of Mijas (PP)
SILVIA MARÍN Councillor for Festivities and Traditions (PP)
MIJAS SCREENS
one of the films of the
GERMAN CINEMA WEEK
This is the second time that Mijas participates in this initiative organised by Diario Sur, now in its fifth edition
Nuria Luque / Diseño: I.M.
On Tuesday 26th, the fifth edition of the German Cinema Week kicked off in Malaga. Mijas and Torrox have joined this programme and on the afternoon of Wednesday 27th, the assembly hall of the Mijas Town Hall was transformed into a cinema with the aim of hosting one of the programmed films. ‘Wann Wird Es Endlinch Wieder So Wie Es Nie War’ (When will it be again lik it never was before) was the film screened in Mijas. It was one of the nine films programmed within this initiative organised by SUR Deutsche Ausgabe together with the German Consulate in Malaga and the Goethe Institute in Madrid. “The aim of this initiative by Sur in German is to bridge the gap between both cultures”, said the director of Sur Deutsche Ausgabe, Uwe Scheele
Also collaborating in the screenings are the town halls of Torrox
The film was screened in the original version with Spanish subtitles / N.L.
and Mijas, in response to the large number of foreign residents in both municipalities. What we want is for the Spanish to get closer to German culture and for the Germans to get closer to us; we have many things in common and many things we can learn from each other and that is why the Mijas Town Hall is taking part”, said the councillor for Foreigners, Mario Bravo (PP).
The German Cinema Week has a wide variety of genres, ranging from comedy to historical and social cinema. “The film is a tragicomedy that describes the life of a child, an only son, who grows up in a psychiatric hospital”, said Scheele.
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LIONS CLUB CHRISTMAS MARKET
DECEMBER 1ST
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from December 4th to 28th
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is a municipality that always welcomes everyone who comes and we want to live, take advantage of each other and share in peace these 149 km2 and hence this activity”
THE FILM
The award-winning German-Belgian film ‘Wann wird es endlich wieder so, wie es nie war’, directed by Sonja Heiss, tells the story of Joachim Meyerhoff’s childhood and youth as the son of the director of a psychiatric hospital.
The councillor for Foreigners, Mario Bravo, and the department’s technician, Katja Thirion, were present at the screening / N.L.
“Mijas
MARIO BRAVO Councillor for Foreigners (PP)
“The aim is that the Cinema Week goes beyond the city of Malaga and that we have a film here in Mijas as well. We want to bridge the gap between both cultures”
UWE SCHEELE Director Sur Deutsche Ausgabe
REOPENS IN THE HANDS OF THE The HOTEL TAMISA GOLF Fernando Corral group
The establishment has 24 rooms and, among other attractions, the restaurant El Mirador del Golf
M.J.Gómez / N.Luque
After five years closed, the Hotel Tamisa Golf reopens its doors. The establishment, located in a strategic location in Camino de Coín next to Mijas Golf, closed its doors in 2019, since then many groups have been setting their eyes on it, but it was the business group Fernando Corral from Salamanca who saw the possibilities of this establishment already on his first visit last April. “We loved the area, we fell in love, especially with the location of the hotel, which seemed incredible to us. Fifteen days later we had the keys and
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we were thinking about how and what kind of hotel we wanted and six months later, here we are, happy and very excited about this project”, explained the manager of the hotel, Casimiro Rodríguez, during the during the reopening ceremony on Tuesday 26th.
In just six months, the owners have carried out a comprehensive and express refurbishment in which they have invested 4 million euros.
“For us the important thing is that the staff working here is from Mijas, as well as the companies they have chosen for the refurbishment of the hotel, and that fills us with satisfac-
The young Scouts of Fuengirola visit the Mijas fire brigade
F.M.R./ N.L. The scouts are a youth organisation dedicated to the informal education of children and young people through outdoor activities, community projects and the development of practical skills and values. Such groups are very popular in the English speaking community, but in Mijas they are also present thanks to its British residents. One of them, the 1st Fuengirola Scouts group, based in Mijas, visited the Mijas Fire Station on Thursday 21st, where, their leader Jenny Boardman, recalled that “thanks to these meetings, children learn and know that if there is a problem, they have to call the fire brigade and ask for help”.
tion, because it means more jobs in in Mijas, and that the Mijeños have the opportunity to work in a place as wonderful as this”, said the mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP).
For his part, the councillor for Tourism, Francisco Jerez (Vox), pointed out that “it means that national investments, not only foreing ones, are realising that there is a future in Mijas, that you can come here to invest”. “It is an idyllic space but also a space that represents our tourist offer, a hotel with golf course”, said the councillor for Tourist Promotion, Juan Carlos Maldonado (PMP).
In addition, with this visit, the 35 youngsters who attended, aged between six and 14, could win one of the famous scout patches that certify that they have acquired a particular skill. One of the young scouts, Piran Boardman, pointed out that this is “one of our big excursions, which is complemented by the one we did to the police station”.
During the activity, the scouts took part in an educational session that included the screening of an training video and detailed explana-
TOURISM
Almost 240 German tourist agents Germany their annual congress in Mijas
The CEO of Costa del Sol Tourism, Esperanza González, highlighted the
importance of this type of event
J.Perea. 240 German travel agents met last Saturday, 23rd of November, at the Hotel La Zambra in Mijas to celebrate the annual congress of ADAC Reisen, specialised in offering tourist services and travel packages adapted to the needs of travellers. The event was attended by the CEO of Costa del Sol Tourism, Esperanza González, who said that “it is a working convention, where they come to create
synergies, and we are going to try to show them the best of our province so that they can then become ambassadors for it”. The tourist offer of our province is huge, something that attracts the German market, as well as the climate. “They appreciate our nature, sport, culture, golf, in short, everything we have to offer in our province, whose offer, fortunately, is extremely extensive”, said González.
tions by the firefighting team.
The councillor for the Mijas Fire Department, Francisco Jerez (Vox), considered that these visits “show what the Mijas Fire Department
represents for everyone, which is something new, impressive, and reminds them that firefighters are people dedicated to saving lives, thanks to the values they have”.
Al acto oficial acudieron la alcaldesa Ana Mata; el primer teniente de alcalde, Juan Carlos Cuevas Dawson; los ediles de Turismo y Promoción Turística, Francisco Jerez y Juan Carlos Maldonado (PMP), y la edil de Urbanismo, Lourdes Burgos, además de representantes del sector hotelero y turístico en general / N.L.
The children were given detailed explanations of how the fire brigade works / N.L.
The event took place at the Hotel La Zambra in Mijas / M.C.
240 professionals from the German tourism sector attended / M.C.
WHAT´S ON
FRIDAY 29TH
Inauguration of the Christmas lights
Plaza Virgen de la Peña, 18:30 hours
With performances, from 17:00 hours, by the Mijas Music Band, the UP dance group of Reme Fernández and the Gospel group
Presentation of the book ‘Adviento de relatos navideños mijeños’
Las Lagunas Cultural Centre, 19 hours Free admission
La Cala Christmas market
La Cala Boulevard, 11 hours. Open every day until January 6th
Gastronomy, performances, visit from Father Christmas, zambombá
Mijas Pueblo Christmas Market Plaza de la Constitución, from 11 to 19 hours
Until the 31st of December
Gratiferia:Bring whatever you have to give away and take what you want for free María Zambrano Park (Las Lagunas), from 16 to 19 h
Market ‘Mijas with a caring soul’
La Candelaria Park (Las Lagunas), 11 to 19 hours
Until the 1st of December. Dance performances in the evenings
Video forum. Screening and debate led by the psychologists from the Families and Equal Opportunities area
Las Lagunas Cultural Centre, 10 horas
Free admission
SUturday 30th
XXIII Jornadas de homenaje a Torrijos y la Constitución
El charcón Beach in La Cala de Mijas, 11h (a flower offering will be made)
Organised by Asociacion Torrijos Historico Cultural 1831
SUNDAY 1ST
Christmas market organised by La Cala Lions Club
La Butibamba Park (La Cala), from 11 to 16:30 hours Free admission
II Christmas Concer for the Elderly
Manuel España Theatre, 12 hours
Free entrance until full capacity is reached. You can donate school supplies for those affected by the DANA
monday 2nd
Exhibition Mijas Craft Association by Laura Benavides and JJ Martín Quiroga Mijas Tourist Office. Inauguration on the 2nd at 12 hours
Monday to Friday, 9 to 18 hours. Saturdays and Sundays, 10 to 14 hours. Until December 30th
TUESDAY 3RD
International Christmas Concert with the TAPAS Choir
La Cala Branch Office, 17 hours Free admission
THURSDAY 5TH
Collective exhibition ‘Viajes’ by Nuevo Enfoque Mijas
Las Lagunas Cultural Centre, 20 hours
Until the 7th of January
FRIDAY 6TH
La Cala Lions Club Christmas Party
Cyrano Bar & Grill (La Cala), 13:30 hours
Tickets: 60 euros per person. Available on 663 529 280 (Sandie)
SATURDAY
7TH
‘Pastorales’ cultural meeting
Manuel España Theatre, 12 hours
Free admission
Solidarity market of Zoco Home in aid of Cudeca
Centro Idea, form 10 to 16 hours
Tickets: 1 euro (in aid of Cudeca)
‘Madre mía’, with Ismael Lemais and Isita Díaz
Manuel España Theatre, 20 hours
Tickets: 20 euros. Available at https://tickets.oneboxtds.com
tapa ROUTE
Las lagunas Tapa Route
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays until November 30th
Tapa and drink at 3,50 euros
DO NOT MISS
Exhibition of engraving, collagraph and collage by Seita Van Den Eeden Folks Museum in Mijas Pueblo
Until the 9th of December
Flamenco show
Every Wednesday at 12 h
Plaza Virgen de la Peña, Mijas Pueblo
Every Saturday at 12 h
Plaza Virgen de la Peña, Mijas Pueblo
Solidarity Tables ‘Make solidarity your gift this autumn’
Branch Office square in La Cala, each Wednesday and Saturday from the 4th to the 28th of December, from 11 to 14 hours
Exhibition by Círculo de Pintores Solidarios La Cala Cultural Centre
Until the 16th of December
Ecological market
La Cala Boulevard, in front of the branch offices on the second and last Sundays of the month
Exhibition ‘Encuentros Musicales Gero y Nono’ Headquarters Nuevo Enfoque Mijas (urb. El Coto, conjunto residencial Los Olivos fase 1, local 25)
Until the 19th of December
Juan de la Loma guitar and singing workshop
Peña Flamenca La Unión del Cante (Cortijo Don Elías)
Every Monday from 20 to 22 h
Second hand market
Las Lagunas Fairground and at Urb. Calypso, Mijas Costa Sundays from 9 to 14 h
Exhibition ‘Dalí. The Divine Comedy. Purgatorio’ Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) in Mijas
Until the 27th of March
HOTEL LA ZAMBRA
Spa and cocktail 29th of November, 20:30 hours
Price: 60 euros
Limited capacity: 20 people Programme: 20:30 h: Welcome cocktail with three drink options: hot, healthy and refreshing.
After the reception: Access to changing rooms to get ready and start the 90-minute spa circuit: Relaxation tour with live harp music. During the circuit, a second drink and fresh fruit skewers will be offered.
More information at lazambrahotel. com | +34 951 311 234
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